Hudson Hawk

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Cast

Bruce Willis
as Hudson Hawk

Danny Aiello
as Tommy Five-Tone

Andie MacDowell
as Anna Baragli

James Coburn
as George Kaplan

Sandra Bernhard
as Minerva Mayflower

Richard E. Grant
as Darwin

Donald Burton
as Alfred

Frank Stallone
as Cesar

Don Harvey
as Snickers

David Caruso
as Kit Kat

Andrew Bryniarski
as Butterfinger

Lorraine Toussaint
as Almond Joy

Scott Eddo
as Jerry

Burtt Harris
as Gates

Carmine Zozorra
as Antony Mario

Stefano Molinari
as Leonardo da Vinci

Bob Vazquez
as Big Stan

Enrico Lo Verso
as Apprentice

Carmine Zozzora
as Anthony Mario

Remo Remotti
as Guy on Donkey

Giselda Volodi
as Mona Lisa

P. Randall Bowers
as Prison Clerk

Arthur M. Wolpinsky
as Prison Security Guard

Frank Page
as Mario's Driver

Michael Klastorin
as Dean

Scott H. Eddo
as Jerry

John Savident
as Auctioneer

Lisa Reich
as Girl in Car

John Lucantonio
as Vatican Guard

Antonio Iurio
as Vatican Guard

Courtenay Semel
as Bratty Kid

Massimo Ciprari
as Pope

Steven M. Martin
as Ook

Leo Cimino
as Cardinal

Doug Martin
as Igg

Steve Martin
as Ook

Leonardo Cimino
as Cardinal

Giangiacomo Colli
as Waiter

Douglas Brian Martin
as Flunkie

Frank Welker
as Bunny the Dog

William Conrad
as Narrator

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Audience Reviews for Hudson Hawk

• Jun 19, 2015

  I have been waiting for this film to catch on as the guilty cult film it is. This is a crazy film from beginning to end, MacDowell interprets a dolphin here, come on people. Bruce Willis is really trying to be charming, something he refuses to do now. The villains are over the top crazy and fun, something Hollywood ignores these days. I loved this film growing up, it wasn't until I discovered quality that I discovered Hudson Hawk was actually very bad. Time has been kind to this film and I think over the next twenty years it will gain further traction as a film that was terrible but was actually quite fun at the same time. Bruce Willis is a fun actor, not a great one but he was quite possible the Humphrey Bogart of the 80s and 90s era, a huge compliment but if the glove fits. The fan has its fans and watching it last night, I still like it even though it is insane. Other films have lived on through a core audience and I feel this film will linger for a little longer yet. 10/10/2018.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Mar 03, 2014

  An outrageously entertaining and incredibly silly adventure filled with big laughs, action and charm. A wonderfully enjoyable and inventive comedy that you cant resist. Bruce Willis is fantastic, he is a real blast of humor, style, charm and great talent that he just had to show off in this film, especially in his scenes with Andi MacDowell and Danny Aiello. This movie is sheer comic gold that I don't think has been seen since the days of Pete Selllars.
  Al S Super Reviewer
• Feb 26, 2013

  A film that's so bad it's awful, Hudson Hawk lives up to every bit of its infamous reputation. The story is terrible from start to finish, and is convoluted beyond comprehension. There's not a decent performance from the cast, and the comedy is abysmal; as not one joke lands. Hudson Hawk tries to be an action film spoof, but it's completely incompetent. Given what an atrocity this film is, it's hard to believe that Bruce Willis's career survived it.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 05, 2010

  I can understand why people would think that this movie is a bit tacky or cheesy but I actually enjoyed it quite a bunch. I really love those action movies from the 80's and the 90's and this somehow brings me back to that time. One thing is for sure and it is that this movie is definitely not one of Bruce Willis' best movies. The action scenes were quite funny in a witty way, I just can't believe that I haven't seen this movie before. It is always a blast (for me) to watch Bruce Willis movies.
  Naughtia N Super Reviewer

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